Revises provisions relating to the fundamental rights of parents. (BDR 11-150)

AB 146 expands Nevada's legal recognition of parental rights by adding "nurture, education, and control" to the existing fundamental right parents have over their children's care, custody, and management. It specifically prohibits limiting these rights due to a parent's disability, defined as a physical or mental impairment substantially limiting major life activities. The bill maintains existing restrictions, stating parents cannot use these rights to engage in unlawful conduct, abuse, or neglect children. This change applies to all state laws, local ordinances, and regulations regarding parental rights, regardless of when they were enacted.